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Research Areas:

   Energy, Environment, and
   Economics


   National and Homeland
   Security

   Infrastructure Assurance

   Emergency Preparedness

   Social Dynamics

   Policy Analysis


Core Capabilities:

   Systems Analysis

   Modeling, Simulation, and
   Visualization

   Complex Adaptive Systems

   Decision Support and Risk
   Management

   Information Sciences

Training and Support

A large component of our work at the Center for Energy, Environmental, and Economic Systems Analysis (CEEESA) relates to building our clients' capabilities ("capacity building") via transfer and training in the use of analytical methodologies and tools, as well as model implementation support.

Training Course/Workshops: We typically tailor our training courses and workshops to the needs of our clients. Courses may be held at our facility in the Chicago area or at client facilities. Over the last 25+ years, we have conducted training courses in many locations around the world. Since 1978, CEEESA has successfully trained over 1,300 experts from more than 90 countries (see the map below - click the map for a larger version).

Training Map

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Courses/workshops can last anywhere from 3 days to 8 weeks, depending on your needs. Our courses/workshops are very hands-on. Lectures provide background information on technical issues and model features, while work sessions are designed to provide participants with opportunities to put their new knowledge to work immediately.

Implementation Support: The key to the success of our technology transfer projects is our extensive experience in working with a diverse set of clients across the globe in implementing our software products on computers at the client location. Implementation support plans are customized to meet the technical needs of our clients. Under a typical support plan, our staff will travel to your facility and assist your staff in model implementation, conducting various analyses, and result interpretation.

For more information, contact CEEESA

Related Information

Associated Projects

Wind Power Forecasting and Electricity Markets

Modeling and Analysis of Value of Advanced Pumped Storage Hydropower in the U.S.

Electricity Market Complex Adaptive System

Multi-Agent Simulation of Hydrogen Transition Issues

Energy and Power Evaluation Program (ENPEP)

Generation and Transmission Maximization (GTMAX)

Power Systems

Energy Systems

Environmental Systems


Available Software

EMCAS

GTMax

ENPEP

TDDR

Others

Publications

Publications


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